Read more about the article Knights from around the world heading to Nashville 
The Knights of Columbus Tennessee State Council held its annual state convention April 29-30 at the Marriott Cool Springs in Franklin. It was the first in-person state convention in three years. Bishop J. Mark Spalding of Nashville celebrated the Memorial Mass. Past State Deputies Mike Wills, left, of Knoxville and Steve Comm of Nashville tally votes for delegates to the Knights Supreme Convention to be held in Nashville in August.

Knights from around the world heading to Nashville 

Tennessee to host Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention in August

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Read more about the article Blessing a new tabernacle 
Father Luke Wilgenbusch, associate director of vocations for the Diocese of Nashville and associate pastor of Our Lady of the Lake Church in Hendersonville, blesses with incense the new tabernacle in the Deacons Chapel at the Catholic Pastoral Center. The new tabernacle is part of an ongoing beautification of the chapel, which is used by the diocese's diaconate formation program and for daily Masses at the Catholic Pastoral Center.

Blessing a new tabernacle 

Part of ongoing beautification of Deacons Chapel

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Read more about the article Immaculate Conception School thanks responders to chapel fire 
Immaculate Conception School in Clarksville held an open house on Thursday, May 5, to thank the emergency responders who fought a fire in the school chapel last September and others who helped with the subsequent restoration. Principal Stephanie Stafford expresses her gratitude to several of the firefighters who attended the open house.

Immaculate Conception School thanks responders to chapel fire 

‘We’re here to thank everybody for all they did’

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Read more about the article Liturgy must lead to awe, unity, mission, pope says 
Pope Francis arrives for an audience with students and professors of Rome's Pontifical Institute of Liturgy at St. Anselm, at the Vatican May 7, 2022. The pope said that the celebration of the liturgy and the study of it should lead to greater unity in the church, not division and squabbles. (CNS photo/Vatican Media)

Liturgy must lead to awe, unity, mission, pope says 

‘It is not possible to worship God and at the same time make the liturgy a battlefield’

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